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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1926

Page

2

Chicago market report shows mixed hog cattle lamb trends

Markets in Chicago on May 7 show hog receipts at 14 000 with mostly higher bids 10 to 250 cents, weights and prices ranging across butchers and packing hogs. Cattle receipts 3 000 with steers steady to strong, heifers up to 9 75, vealers to packers, sheep receipts 12 000 with fat lambs steady to strong and wool lambs sparse. bidding generally weak to unevenly lower.

Chicago California

Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Released in Chicago

Official livestock estimates show hogs 4000 head cattle 1000 head and sheep 5000 head for tomorrow as announced in Chicago on May 7.

Chicago

Market Report Notes From Toledo and Ireland Fact

The Toledo market lists wheat cash values 1.65 to 1.66. Clover seed domestic 21.00 and imported 14.35 with October at 16.55. Alsike seed 17.00, Timothy seed cash 3.35 and September 3.50. A separate note mentions the Blarney Castle in Ireland dating to the fifteenth century.

Toledo Ohio

Chicago grain prices and seeds report highlights

Chicago May 7 market notes wheat and corn prices by grade with bid and ask values for No 1 hard wheat at 1.65 and 1.63 percent. Mixed corn grades range from 72 to 63 percent. white and yellow varieties shown. Oats and seed prices listed. barley and rye not quoted. lard ribs and tea bellies priced.

Chicago

Praise President for His Dry Stand at White House

The 1st Episcopal bishops praised President Coolidge for enforcing Prohibition and economy in government. Coolidge thanked them, recalling past White House visits and stressing government derives strength from religion and Providence. He urged continuing faith in religion as a cornerstone of national stability.

Hwee Washington 1St Episcopal Church Coolidge Joseph F. Berry White House Berry World Peace Permanent Court of International Justice Asbury

Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Livestock Prices

Market listing shows fresh laid cream eyes per dozen, hens by weight and type, old roosters, ducks geese and swan geese prices, beef and horse hides with conditions noting no market for certain poultry. Includes a few price figures and unit terms like per Ib and per each.

Attorney Buckner drives raids on fifty more night clubs

New York May 7 United States Attorney Buckner expanded his prohibition sweep to six hundred padlock raids in his year in office. Fifty venues were raided last night and today including two private dwellings with dancing and drinking halted in Keenwich Village and the Upper East Side. Access was restricted to clients known to enter. An improved instrument board for aircraft aims to enhance aviation safety.

New York United States Buckner Keenwich Village Upper East Side

Wealthy Hillsboro landowner offers 260000 for highway paving

Alexander Coleman proposes to fund paving of a 10.5 mile section of primary road from Hillsboro south toward Lee county No. 40 entry, naming P A Blackford William Thornton and J R Frailey as trustees of a 350000 fund. Lee County board accepts conditionally and Mr Coleman seeks Henry county approval with a 90 day deadline.

Fort Madison Lee Henry Hillsboro Lee County Lee County Board of Supervisors Alexander Coleman

Census of illiterates to be taken by federation clubs

The Feder ation of Women's clubs will conduct a census of illiterates in cooperation with the interior department and bureau of education. Other organizations are assisting in the effort.

Washington Federation of Women’s Clubs Interior Department Bureau of Education

Market report on crops and grain prices in early season

Favorable rye reports from the northwest fail to move traders until late. Northwest buyers push prices briefly while Missouri river markets sell corn to the Pacific coast. Interior corn supplies are large, making volume sales less notable and the wheat market remains a difficult puzzle with contrasting regional views and price spreads narrowing from 54 to 4.75 cents.

Northwest Pacific Coast

House marker hints at presidential past in Tennessee

Greenville relic shows a tiny workshop once used by the 17th U S president A Johnson. Hawaii’s pineapple industry has grown to about 35 million dollars per season in under 25 years. Thibet reportedly has only one motor vehicle a motorcycle.

Greenville, Tenn A. Johnson United States Hawaii Thibet

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